Sentence examples similar to deriving from their win from inspiring English sources

Any optimism derived from their 2-1 win at Norwich on Thursday was extinguished in a hapless second 45 minutes at the KC Stadium and they have now conceded 15 goals in their last four games and 41 this season.

His credibility derived from their firsthand observation.

That design and organization derive from their unusual upbringing.

But their main interest must derive from their being the work of a great photographer.

Their complexions, a light coppery compound derived from their parents, were identical.

The wealth of the super-rich does not derive from their labour, however.

Hillman is derived from their mothers' maiden names, Hill (hers) and Freeman (his).

Language derived from their struggles comes with historical antecedents.

Sharks and rays' vulnerability also derives from their specific life cycle.

Coaches lost victories from their win totals.

There would be limits to the romantic satisfaction derived from cup wins for Birmingham and Stoke.